How does Aroma Concepts Strawberry Almanac smell?
Aroma Concepts Strawberry Almanac opens with lemon, strawberry and raspberry. Lemon gives a sharp, sparkling edge, while strawberry and raspberry are ripe, jammy and tart-sweet. It is a bright berry start, juicy and sugary, with the lemon keeping the fruit from turning heavy.
Rum, violet and rose form the heart: a boozy warmth, a powdery sweet petal and a soft, classic floral. Sugar, amber and musk close the scent with a candied sweetness, a glowing resin and a clean, skin-like base. Overall it is a berry-led gourmand floral with a boozy twist.
Who is Aroma Concepts Strawberry Almanac for?
Going by the notes alone, it suits someone who enjoys strawberry and raspberry with rum and rose, and who wants a sweet, soft and slightly boozy character instead of a dry or woody one.
Aroma Concepts Strawberry Almanac: size and bottle
The brand's website lists Aroma Concepts Strawberry Almanac in 100 ml.
Aroma Concepts Strawberry Almanac compared with its closest siblings
Strawberry Almanac keeps lemon, raspberry, rum and violet to itself, while Aroma Concepts Bubble Yum adds pear, marshmallow, ylang-ylang and bubble gum. They have strawberry, sugar, amber and musk in common.
What Strawberry Almanac has in common with Aroma Concepts Batikh Watermelon: strawberry, rose and musk. What it keeps to itself: lemon, raspberry, rum and violet. On the other side stand pear, mandarin, watermelon and apple. Its size is 50 ml.
Both name lemon, amber and musk. For Aroma Concepts Entangle the rest is passionfruit, grapefruit, pink pepper and benzoin; for Strawberry Almanac it is strawberry, raspberry, rum and violet.
Where to buy Aroma Concepts Strawberry Almanac in Europe
FragranceGems, an independent reseller of Aroma Concepts, ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Its Aroma Concepts page shows the scents it has, with prices and availability; this guide shows neither.
Shop Aroma Concepts at FragranceGemsOpens the Aroma Concepts page of FragranceGems.
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